Though video games have made enormous leaps in quality over the last 10 years, the problems people have while playing them haven't gone away - those everyday problems simply changed with the times.
In a 12-panel comic strip published by Estonian artist Mart Virkus, creator of a webcomics blog Arcade Rage, the dilemmas of gamers in the '90s and early '00s are compared to those in recent years in a hilariously minimalist cartoon drawing style. The ubiquitous advent of Pokemon Go is most certainly referenced. Day-one gamers will find these relatable comics and the contrasts depicted all too real.
Have a look at these hilariously funny comics, have a walk down the memory lane, and tell us in the comments how your gaming woes have changed.
More info: Arcade Rage, Twitter
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Or in skyward sword when you have to learn how to use bombs for the 4,383rd time
I remember having to constantly autosave. Then I bought Alien:Isolation and I had to manually save and stuff, and the feels...
*constantly save. When's BP gonna add a comment edit button...
Load More Replies...I remember the time i thought i accidently got rid of all my clothes and items in Dragon Ball Xenoverse and then it started autosaving and i started freaking out
I remember having to constantly autosave. Then I bought Alien:Isolation and I had to manually save and stuff, and the feels...
*constantly save. When's BP gonna add a comment edit button...
Load More Replies...I remember the time i thought i accidently got rid of all my clothes and items in Dragon Ball Xenoverse and then it started autosaving and i started freaking out